spic-and-span

This youth was spic-and-span from the Military Academy, with a top-dressing of three months' thoughtful travel in Germany.

As Kinnison and the gunners approached, a first lieutenant—practically spic-and-span—spoke to the man on the rock.

The Northumberland Fusiliers deserve that name because they are always so spic-and-span.

Everything looked spic-and-span new, very unlike our old-fashioned English country towns.

The previously spic-and-span New Zealand Army grew dirty-faced, unshaven, and ragged looking.